Simulation Analysis of Ship-Diesel-Pump’s Dynamic Cooperation while Waterjet-propelled Catamaran Turning
Kong Qing-fu
Abstract
Kong Qing-fu
Abstract
It is established the maneuverability model of a type of catamaran propelled by waterjet-propulsion based on MMG equation, and analyzed the cooperation of the ship-diesel-pump while the catamaran in turning motion. Through integrating the manoeuvrability equation in MATLAB/Simulink, the motion parameters of the ship and the load parameters of the diesel and the pump are evaluated. The results of the simulation show that the ship’s maneuverability with waterjet-propulsion unit is better than which with propeller-propulsion unit, and it can protect the diesel from overload. But in order to protect the pump, it is not suitable for the ship with waterjet-propulsion system to turn in high speed.
OpenAlex reports 1 citations for this work. Citation counts describe recorded attention and do not establish research quality.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
It is established the maneuverability model of a type of catamaran propelled by waterjet-propulsion based on MMG equation, and analyzed the cooperation of the ship-diesel-pump while the catamaran in turning motion. Through integrating the manoeuvrability equation in MATLAB/Simulink, the motion parameters of the ship and the load parameters of the diesel and the pump are evaluated. The results of the simulation show that the ship’s maneuverability with waterjet-propulsion unit is better than which with propeller-propulsion unit, and it can protect the diesel from overload. But in order to protect the pump, it is not suitable for the ship with waterjet-propulsion system to turn in high speed.
Key concepts: Propulsion, Marine engineering, Propeller, Engineering, Marine propulsion, Diesel fuel, MATLAB, Automotive engineering